Politics and Public Service
Republican Ascendancy under Grant
Grant’s victory in the Election of 1868 continued a string of Republican presidential triumphs that would persist into the 20th century, interrupted only by Grover Cleveland's victories in 1884 and 1892. Grant was overwhelmingly returned to office in the Election of 1872, but his second administration was severely marred by a series of scandals. As public interest in Reconstruction waned, attention turned to the pressing economic turmoil following the Panic of 1873. Farmer and debtor groups in the West and South sought relief in the greenback movement. A bright spot was provided by the diplomatic successes of Secretary of State Hamilton Fish.
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But I am a Republican for many other reasons. The Republican party assures protection to life and property, the public credit, and the payment of the debts of the government, State, county, or municipality, so far as it can control. The ...
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Government Land Grants under the Pacific Railroad Act of 1862
... quarterly payments, or quarterly tax, as seignorage, upon the actual product, under a well regulated and efficient system, which would stimulate the energies of miners and capitalists by securing to such classes an undisputed interest in ...
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Grant
Grant Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant by Ulysses S. Grant CHAPTER XVI. THE COMING CRISIS. CHAPTER XVII. OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION—PRESIDING AT A UNION MEETING—MUSTERING OFFICER OF STATE TROOPS—LYON AT CAMP JACKSON—SERVICES TENDERED TO THE ...
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